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we have no quality of life. >> reporter: mr. li worked with a lawyer called tang jingling, who took cases on behalf of workers. in february however, mr. tang disappeared and his wife and mother are thought to be under house arrest. in fact, the month of february marked the beginning of most severe crackdown on dissent china in 20 years. inspired by events overseas, activists gathered for a protest on a beijing and like the citizens of tunisa and egypt they used the internet to organize, but they met by the overwhelming power of the state. participants were bundled up and marched through unmarked doors. >> in the aftermath of the arab spring, they came to the conclusion that there is only one way to silence outspoken critics on the internet. that's to physically take them off the grid. you have to kidnap them. you have to hold them incommunicado. >> reporter: you remove them from the scene. >> you remove them from the scene. >> reporter: such allegation are firmly rejected by chinese officials. we spoke to one in southeast china and

lee is released mr. li's release date has doubled been annulled >> it is scheduled tentatively for june 13th. >> welcome back to the kron4 maureen use we are keeping an eye on our hotspot in the area you can take west bound 580 and had to their bridge. aisle lot of activity in the area as you look at the live shot. >> for 20 6:00 a.m. nato top officials say the military alliance took over. they are also enforcing a u.n. embargo. libyan leader omar khaddafi. it is now reported that japan under estimated the effects of the tsunami. the experts were in japan for over one week. they're still looking for the main source of the equal i i'll break and east and europe. most of the victims were infected by eating raw cucumbers. >> now we are finding it up that cell phones may be causing cancer. cancer patients were roused to explain their mobile phone use. perhaps a blue tooth or speakerphone it will help. >> a lot of diesel fuel on the road at this accident on it any. and we will be telling you how to get around this

will also have more information on that the eggs are police officer mr. li's release. your forecast coming straight ahead. ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass. bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. in the morning it's 5:00 a.m. mehserle has been released from jail hon we will tell you what is planned for oakland today >> what they will be back in court what with that walker. all >> so pictures of cabral gifford after she was shot. >> gonna get so sick for arrest i meant week. today is gone be nice and mild temperatures up in the '80s her but tuesday and wednesday are to be the warmest day is and hottest in some locations at getting up into the '90s. then we will have a cooling trend later on in the week. we will look at the numbers coming up >> i'll look at the ride that bay bridge lite traffic heading into the macarthur maze all roads leading to the bay bridge look good all have a complete check

mr. jian-li with the said he is surprised it has not taken off more. -- mr. john leibowitz said he is surprised it has not taken off more. >> the sec said explicitly net neutrality, that kind of thing was ok. it may be the only fair way to manage the network. you know, a shared network in my neighborhood, the vast majority of my neighbors get e-mail and surf the web pages. now, if one of my neighbors happens to be running a music server because they love music and they have 9000 songs, that should not mean that i have a terribly degraded experience and i have to pay for it. what chairman liebowitz is saying is economics 101, which is to say it is efficient. if you're the 20% that wants to run a music server, that is okay. by you should pay more for that consumption. -- but you should pay more for that consumption. and the family that is just checking web pages and e-mail, they should pay less. he has an antitrust thinker and i am, too. and that is a sufficient answer, one would say. there is a limited amount of capacity and you have to manage the scarcity. th

they have a tough job, but when they have model prisoners and i can also guarantee you that mr. lil not be paying a lot of attention to him, it will be a cakewalk for him, my guess is that he will move out of state and have some other state board take over and he's like let me out of here and i think they will be wise to do that. >> michael, thank you we will speak with you again. new details tonight in a shocking sexual assault, quick thinking from the victim of sexual assault in oakland, she used her cellphone as it video of her attacker. how this is what her roommate's says why she did not leave her home. >> take a look, this is a cellphone video of a man who raped a woman after stealing her roommate's laptop and mantra. he says yes before carrying the boxes and items outside, the same man came back into this home and sexually assaulting her. i asked her roommate why she did not leave and he said she--said she was in shock. the 28 year-old woman was home alone tuesday morning did not know the suspect to the video. her roommate said she thought he was a contractor. here's another

in my testimony, i described the response given by mr. li and his co-author in which they essentially set forth a standard. this is on page 6 of the testimony. they said the executive branch understands in which armed forces are engaged in exchanges of fire with opposing units of hostile forces. they said the term should not include situations which were once in which the nature of the mission is limited, where the exposure of forces is limited, the risk of escalation is limited or when they are conducting something less than full military counters as opposed to surgical military activities. >> where is that from? >> page 6 of my testimony in the first footnote, the letter from the state department legal adviser. with regard to the scientific affairs ought international relations. congress acknowledged it did not know what hostilities meant from the legislative history alone, so they invited the executive branch to give clarification. >> i do not disagree with the broader definition, but like so many definitions, that one has been severely u

. >> and you can hear people are coming forward and speaking up obsessed they are on mr. li's was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. he was incensed to two years in jail at and will get out after a 11 months good time high credit. mehserle will be released on monday and the protests began on sunday. the time in the place will be announced later on. the other big story are the funeral services for the two fallen firefighters. the services begin a 1230. we will be right back dow jones industrial down ". we look at the big board's and see if the numbers 11,00975 down on hundred 48. almost under 49 points. this is the sixth weeks straight loss. we will continue to follow the situation for everyone. >> what about back out live at st. mary's cathedral perry and how the st. closers are affecting the community. >> a quick up a you concede they closing at one urbane. there will be shutting down clark traffic at 930. [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% t

in my testimony, i described the response given by mr. li his co-author in which they essentially set forth a standard. this is on page 6 of the stimony. they said the executive branch understands in which armed forces are engaged in exchanges of fire with opposing unit of hostile forces. they said the term should not include situations which were once in which the nature of the mission is limited, whe the exposure of forces is limited, the risk of escalation is limited or when they are conducting something less than full military counters as opposed to surgical military activities. >> where is that from? >> page 6 of my testimony in the first footnote, the letter from the state department legal adviser. with regard to the scientific affairs ought international relations. congress acknowledged it did not know what hostilities meant from the legislative history alone, so they invited the executive branch to give clarification. >> i do not disagree with the broader definition, but like so many definitions, that one has been severely undermined

in my testimony, i described the response given by mr. li and his co-author in which they essentially set forth a standard. this is on page 6 of the testimony. they said the executive branch understands in which armed forces are engaged in exchanges of fire with opposing units of hostile forces. they said the term should not include situations which were once in which the nature of the mission is limited, where the exposure of forces is limited, the risk of escalation is limited or when they are conducting something less than full military counters as opposed to surgical military activities. >> where is that from? >> page 6 of my testimony in the first footnote, the letter from the state department legal adviser. with regard to the scientific affairs ought international relations. congress acknowledged it did not know what hostilities meant from the legislative history alone, so they invited the executive branch to give clarification. >> i do not disagree with the broader definition, but like so many definitions, that one has been severely u

congressman weiner has admitted to sending a lewd picture of himself over twitter to a woman, and lied about it. >>> mrmrs. obama greeted angela merkel and her husband to dinner. for the first time the obama's held the dinner outside at the rose garden. and president obama presented merkel with a medal. >>> at least 40 bombs all in a daytime hit gadhafi's central compound in tripoli. the rebels and government forces are locked in a fight that neither side is winning at this time. >>> the libyan leader broadcast the message of defiance twice today in one message, national tv showed a meeting with tribal leaders but it did not say where they were. in the other, his voice was heard with pictures of a huge cloud of smoke in the distance. gadhafi shouted he will never surrendered and added death or victory it does not matter. >>> only on 2, a heartbreaking lesson in real life crime. >>> she skipped high school now teaches language to members of her community. coming up we'll introduce you to this prodigy and wait till you hear how old she is. free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forwar

congressman weiner has admitted to sending a lewd picture of himself over twitter to a woman, and lied about it. >>> mr. and mrs. obama greeted angela merkel and her husband to dinner. for the first time the obama's held the dinner outside at the rose garden. and president obama presented merkel with a medal. >>> at least 40 bombs all in a daytime hit gadhafi's central compound in tripoli. the rebels and government forces are locked in a fight that neither side is winning at this time. >>> the libyan leader broadcast the message of defiance twice today in one message, national tv showed a meeting with tribal leaders but it did not say where they were. in the other, his voice was heard with pictures of a huge cloud of smoke in the distance. gadhafi shouted he will never surrendered and added death or victory it does not matter. >>> only on 2, a heartbreaking lesson in fee court is now in session. ♪ that airline charged me a 150-dollar change fee. southwest would never do that. your honor, chump change. that is not right. i don't understand how three clicks of a mouse can cost me 150 dollars. sir. it's p

lied about that. kim was a good person. - that may be the one true thing you've said today, mr. davison. [footsteps retreat] - you'll only testify about the specifics of your contract with corrigan-- fees, payments, that kind of thing. - what about corrigan's lawyer? he won't play by your rules. - we'll object if he gets off-topic. otherwise, just tell the truth. - your parents must be very proud of you. - i wouldn't be here without their help. - are they churchgoing folks? - yes. every sunday. - hmm. what about you? - i try my best. - you have a busy life. it's all right. i have but the one son and... he made a plea bargain to save his life. what if it turns out that, uh, he's lying? - the deal'd be off. he'd be tried for murder and face the death penalty. - [sighs] i see. well... good night, miss price. - yes. that's the contract i signed with corrigan. an - fatwh yoagu e on?ag - oh, there were different fees, but it-- it boiled down to... $4.65 for every valid signature he delivered. - thank you. your witness. - reverend, did your son ever tell you there was a problem with the signatu

isolated cities like holmes and it remains a vital link at the lies on the latest equipment to stay competitive and safe. that's where mr jones who pinpoint later system river comes in and dances over previous generations provide the location of potential hazards be they both buoys or the inevitable siberian ice flows at an accuracy of just a metre and a half the novelty of the radar itself is in the fact that it's fully based on solid state technology there's no high voltage in it the peak power uses is twelve votes this means high reliability of all its components we expect the mean time before failure to be thirty thousand hours which means years and years of uninterrupted operation as for operating range the key difference from existing systems is that this one has no blind spots asshole the manufacturing of the radars body is similar to the production of printed circuit board. it's very efficient so we hope it will allow us to cut prices significantly in the future. the radar system is just one of the many destinations for me guns solid state semiconductors as technology has improved the price of these devices has

ago you are quoted as saying that you said that the monopole lies in gazprom would be a good thing for russia well when i read that i said mr bullen so is too much of a diplomat to citizenship thing this is saying something about gaspar recently and i don't i don't remember how i said anything a specific like you have to be from. this doesn't sound like you but what do you think about gazprom while it is a big company big tower do you think they do really agree that there were the polarization because it is a monopoly it calls itself a gas monopoly but they say they say they are alike and reginald monopoly i mean they should be available do you think that it may be monopolized and it may be good for russia or for russian partners abroad this is of course it is a matter of opinion so on it is that there is not one truth this is a matter of opinion and you can feel it one way or another. on the e.u. side we are not favorable to monopolies in general is not talking about that's probably talking about monopolies in general because we believe that competition is a better way and a better instrument to get fish and seed to get be

lies everything across the board. i would legalize everything across the board so let me agree with mr hutchinson that just legalizing marijuana is a relatively small issue in terms of all the ancillary negatives of black markets and corruption and and violence huge fraction of all of those negatives that we associate with the illegal drug trade they are due to other drugs not mainly to marijuana so we really do have to have an honest conversation about all these other drugs where i really disagree is the view that drug prohibition is reduced is keeping the consumption of drugs substantially lower than it otherwise would be there's just no evidence for that whatsoever ok we don't have perfect evidence on that issue because very few countries have ever taken the legalization experiment but the extent we do have evidence it suggests very strongly that consumption of drugs would not change very much even if we were to legalize second even if it goes up and even if it goes up a lot we have to balance whatever negatives nikon from that against all the huge negatives we get by attempting to prevent that increase in use and

mr. sue sack, do you think he should resign first up. >> well, bill, i don't think so if he is telling the truth. if there are more lies out there, we don't know the whole story. i mean, would have to basically believe what he said. but, as you guys were talking about earlier in the earlier segment, much has been done worse as far as other members of congress that are still serving and every two years in the house have you got to get reelected do i think the democratic leaders want him to resign? absolutely. >> bill: okay. what do you think? should he resign? >> i'm so torn on this, bill. i think i'm going to try to have it both ways on your program. i'm going to say as a woman and a mother, i do think that he should resign. i'm absolutely sick of politicians and of men behaving badly coming off of the edwards' scandal which we just got a reminder of this week, coming off the scandal with arnold schwarzenegger, you know, it happens in both parties. and it's happening way too much. and to one of your points in the last segment, it really does make americans cynical about their elected officials. our elected officials sh

mr. barnevarney. it includes under the definition of existing standards, for the very first time, the administrative code. the administrative code is where the san francisco rent ordinance lies. this means that we suddenly have two versions of the rent law. the version as it may exist in the future after amendments that will apply to every other tenant in san francisco, including the tenants of the towers of parkmerced. sure enough, the amendments that came out today have a lifetime lease. some people will tell you this is not the intention. the lifetime lease says there are two brand ordinances. it says there's a separate rent ordinance. supervisor mar: let me just ask you to succinctly summarized the one other big issue, if you can. really quickly, ms. marshall. >> this is just an example of why we need to continue this. there are also provisions. we were told the tenants were protected from rent increases related to construction work. repeatedly, they refused to add language to the development agreement that would protect tenants from operating and maintenance increases, in addition to capital improvement increases. there are people of expertise that could make this bette

mr. gardner: yuma lies within the heart of agriculture. it is the leader in corn production. hailstorms, drought and wind. for a small town it seems like no matter where you go you find someone who's either from there, lives there or has family there. in many ways it's one of the biggest little towns of the nation. from the celebration in the fall and the yuma county fair, to high school sports and academics, it's an incredible place to live, to raise a family, to grow and to do business. i'm proud to call yuma, colorado, home. congratulations on 125 years and here's to wishing the people of that great town many more years of success. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from delaware rise? mr. carney: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. carney: this week the republican and democratic caucus met with president obama to discuss the need to raise the debt ceiling. the president said we need to raise the debt ceiling soon and i agree. the -- defaulting

lies ahead. senator brown? >> thank you, mr. chairman for holding this hearing. i've enjoyed our time together and really learning about where a lot of the waste and inefficiency is. this is something i commend the president for putting forth a plan to how to do with a lot of the underutilized properties which as you reference cost those 1.7 billion a year which we could be using and other types of programs are putting back to paying down our deficit. i will submit my statement for the record, but i just want to point out those two things and i look forward to witness testimony as well. thank you. >> thank you so much, senator brown. let me just say to our staff, both democrat and the public and, thank you for the preparation for this hearing. i want to begin by just welcoming diverse panel of witnesses. and the first is a person who needs little introduction. someone who served on this site of the dice many times. it's the honorable alan dixon. senator from illinois from 1981-1993. while he served in the house or at least 10 of those years, or the senate, i was

things out saying the drowning was accidental maybe she lied about this maybe she is telling the truth about this. there's a latin saying. i think mr. fuhrman knows this better than anybody. if you lie about one thing maybe you are lying about everything. that's the real trouble she is going to have here. >>ly let mark respond to that e back to "geraldo at large." >> cindy, do you know who the father of the child is? where is he? >> i never met caylee's father, but caylee's father is dead. >> do you know that for a fact? do you have documented proof? >> yes. there's an obit air re. the only thing is i do not remember his last name. i did see the obit ari. there is not a father listed on caylee's birth certificate. that was a mutual decision between casey and the father. >> may i ask you a few things that the family of the father is in any way directly or indirectly involved in the child's life? >> absolutely not. >> she goes on to get angry at me. >> we are back live and at large. i don't know why. this is our report on the case against anthony. why are they so evasive? who is caylee's father. who is the child's father. >> geraldo

things out saying the drowning was accidental maybe she lied about this maybe she is telling the truth about this. there's a latin saying. i think mrfuhrman knows this better than anybody. if you lie about one thing maybe you are lying about everything. that's the real trouble she is going to have here. >>ly let mark respond to that never look a howler monkey in the eye. we built the entire library out of recycled bottles. fried ants are delicious. really. that was a confidence builder. my students actually ended up teaching me. so i learned this dance, let me show you this dance. (foreign language) the classroom was more of a class-tent. you think managing a sales team is tough... try working with five different villages. my alarm clock was a rooster. beans for breakfast, beans for lunch, beans for dinner. we ate a lot of beans. i learned a third language. my seatmate on the bus was a goat. always include the village elders, always. my morning commute was by canoe. after two months i was ready to quit, but after two years, i didn't want to leave. i didn't know i had it in me. turn two years of service into a lifetime of experience

mr. speaker, on the eighth of june, 1944, a relative of mine was shot down while dropping much-needed supplies to the french resistance. today, tragedy lies in the churchyard. does my right angle from the prime minister agree with me it's right and proper that this nation's remembers the sacrifices of 55,000 numbers of former commander gave their lives to bring europe freedom speakers i believe it's right we remember those. i recognize that there could also set some have visited one of the commonwealth, symmetries in normandy recently, the huge amount of work that goes on to make sure that relatives can visit to see their fallen heroes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. millions of pensioners in this country

things out saying the drowning was accidental maybe she lied about this maybe she is telling the truth about this. there's a latin saying. i think mrs this better than anybody. if you lie about one thing maybe you are lying about everything. that's the real trouble she is going to have here. >>ly let mark respond to that later. later you hear from everybody. she has this thing about bugs. no, no, no... i do not have a thing about bugs. i have ahing about bugs in our house. we used to call an exterminator. ugh... now i go ortho. home defense max. i use it once inside to kill the bugs. stops them dead. guaranteed. and outside to keep new ones from moving in. that's up to 12 months protection against bugs. and 12 months of keeping our use to ourselves. until your mother comes. right. ortho home defense max. defend what's yours. is non-stop to seattle? just carry new preparation h totables. discreet, little tubes packed with big relief. from the brand doctors recommend most by name. new preparation h totables. the anywhere preparation h. >> firefighters in arizona battling two massive wildfires and one is the third largest in that stat

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mr. weiner, for a period of two weeks. >> without objection, requests are granted. >> after work with a one week break after he was told he should resign. >> a hilt-and-run accident for she ran and liedabout it. >> house majority leader said democratic leader should consider taking away weaner's commit tee assignment. but there are still many members who say the decision should be left to the congress member himself. > when i give one person in my district a job, when i give one person size to keep them in their homes, i will not buy -- >> you don't think it's affecting your job? you don't think it's a distraction? >> i'm not going to let it be a distraction. >> well they may come off as a fashion statement at furs glance, but they serve a purpose. ken chews out athletic gear in tonight's good question. >>> tomorrow an east bay company hits the new york stock exchange in one of the hottest ipo's of the year. shares of pandora media will be up and trading for the first time. the radio service sold its initial public offering today at $16 per share. that's twice what was expected two weeks ago. it is valued at $2.6 billion. but has yet to turn a profit. >>> you may think they look pret

mr. chairman? >> no. >> 5 ayes, 14 nays. >> may i be recorded at the lis a live no? >> yes, you will be recorded. >> mr. udah is doing his business in mexico and appropriately. we now turn to senator menendez. excuse me, senator lugar. the purpose of this amendment is to enhance congress's ability to conduct responsible oversight of any continued united states military operations in libya. it would require periodic reporting on the cost of operation and how these costs are being paid for. would also require periodic reporting on the impact of the ongoing operations in libya on other u.s. and nato military operations, including operations taliban and al qaeda. given that the resolution would authorize military operations that could go on for as much as a year, and could expand in scope from current operations, i believe it is important that congress had the necessary tools to conduct oversight of these issues and to know their cost. i urge members to support the amendment. >> senator lugar, this is another excellent addition, and i believe senator corker has the second

lies hearings. that is his. he built the machinery. mr. nasser, -- mr.ed management is demanding repayment of a large sum from .inosaudinecorp it has been conducting police training from 2004. they went back and conducted an audit last year which showed the lack of proper support documentation. the sum i have heard is $518 million. but i would defer. i would just say that many years have been waiting period has state finally demanded repayment of a some certain from dinecorp? >> let me give you a two-part answer. we also picked up from bloomberg news service on friday this $518 million figure from supposedly cited to the bureau resource management for the state department. we queried every single senior official. we have no idea of where that figure has come from. none whatsoever. so we are continuing to pursue that. that is the first point. i have no idea what that figure is. the second thing is that inl has been conducting 500% recommendation of inl-related cases going back to 2006. it has conducted -- it has collected $40.8 million related to iraq and

mr. harris? >> thank you. i want to thank you. est functionsear li is to keep the mode of transportation safe. i would ask that we do not do what is trendy in the past. when something like this happens, there is a series of regulations that punish the good actors out almost as much as the bed. my colleague points out that a lot of the bus companies are small businesses that can thrive. two of my daughters took this and the air-conditioning ran out. needs a safe strtrip and we to continue helping the good actors and regulating against the bad actors. avoiding temptation of creating a set of regulations that came with a broad brush and industry that has a safe record overall. thank you for holding the hearing. i yield back the balance of my time. >> we will proceed with our panel of witnesses. that is somewhat short notice. it is an important hearing and i have tried to craft and finalize this. on behalf of the commercial president ande -- ceo of the american bus association. and the president and ceo. and the vice-president of the highway and safety commission. there is additional information a

lies. give me one example of a provable lie, one? >> bill: the guy who broke the weiner story andrew breitbart has been savagely attacked for doing. so mr. breitbart will be here. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. do you want the federal government to give you stuff? i will deal with that question in the talking points memo which tonight will be in our third segment because we are packed this evening. all right? first up, we have brand new political poll and it's very interesting. according to an abc "the washington post" survey. presidentpresident obama's bouns gone. spiked to 56% after bin laden was killed but now it's back down to 47%. 49% disprove of the president's job performance. perhaps the most important data in the polls, whether the country is heading in the right direction a whopping 69% of americans say they are dissatisfied the way washington is working. just 30% say they are happy with the federal government. who are those people? now, that's very bad news for president obama. here is e

lies your sister had told you. >> overruled. >> yes and no. >> may the witness stand down. thank you, mr. anthony. you may stand down, sir. defense may call their next witness. you may. >> you've been watching the casey anthony trial out of orlando, florida. this is a host of family members thask called to the witness stand looks like the defense may be wrapping up. we saw testimony from the father, george anthony, who denied that there was any kind of conversation that he had that little caylee's death was an accident, an accident that had gotten out of control. we also saw cindy anthony, the mother of casey anthony. she was talking about the time in which the child was missing and we just heard from lee anthony, the brother. they're now calling another witness to the stand. this is, i believe an investigator. >> right. lead detective. >> r-i-m-e-l-i-c-h. >> i'd like to direct your attention to december 20th. 2008, when you executed a search warrant at the anthony home. do you recall, sir, when executing that search warrant that mrs. cindy anthony had stated to you that she had her people walk that area, meaning where th

mr. anthony? >> yes. >> reporter: it was casey's own voice that resonated in court, as her audio interview with a detective, revealed dozens of liesrs of intricate detail. listen to how she describes the nanny we now know never existed. >> when did she start watching over your child? >> within the last year and a half, two years, she started watching caylee. she had an apartment, on, i guess it would be considered glenwood. she has family down south. she's originally from new york. >> if you're trying to fabricate a story, now is your time to tell me. is this the story you want to stick with? >> the truth. i want my daughter back. >> reporter: the whole time, she admittedly knew the child was already dead. just remarkable, the level of detail in those lies. the prosecution says it's about halfway through its case, george. yet, they did tell us, some bombshells coming again. the visitation tapes between casey and her family. about five hours worth. >> more tapes. ashleigh banfield, thank you very much. >>> back with us again, nancy grace and our legal analyst, dan abrams. you hear that calm voice on the tapes. the police giving her

lies softly. don't suppose i will. if rest of your people show that kind of good sense, it'll stay peaceful in this city. it sounds a bit like a threat, but he can see mr. turpin is smile anything the mirror, gently tapping the thin layer at the top of his head with his fingers. say, dorsey, how come a good looking young fellow like you isn't hitched yet? dorsey flicks lather off the blade, rinses it through. oh, i've been studying it, mr. turpin. got a gal picked out. that's good to hear. the pharmacist winks. dorsey hates it, especially when there's a nasty story coming after it. before we know it, you'll have a tribe of pick anyonenies to support. whatever you say, mr. turp. the anywhereny of numbers, grumbles the judge. if we bred like damn jackrabbits, we might stand a chance. mr. turpin leaves two nickels on the counter and turns at the door. don't you worry, judge, he calls, plans are being formulated, prominent citizens are involved. with that, he steps out into the street, setting his hat over his haircut before the breeze can mess it. -- muss it. the colonel settles into the chair as hoch drapes the cloth around his neck. if a move to remedy

mr. chairman, for so many reasons, this provision of the bill is flawed. i ask my colleagues to join me in supporting the repeal of section 18 and simply ask this. regardless of where your support lies on the underlying portion of this bill, the underlying bill, why are we doing something separate for financial services patents? why are we doing something separate for the business method patents? shouldn't all reforms affect all patents and all industries? i would argue that this is an earmark and a special provision for one industry and for so many reasons would ask for a yes vote on my amendment. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. all time having expired the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from illinois. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. the gentleman from illinois. or the gentleman from texas. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from illinois will be postponed. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, proceedings will now resume on those amendments printed in par